rascal

• Out came Thorkel and began to upbraid Cormac for a rascal, and got fairly wild with his talk: then flung into the parlour and bade Steingerd out of it. —  Kormáks saga. English
• His rascal is an unmitigated rascal, intermingled with the machinery of his plot, and appearing regularly in every novel. —  The Knickerbocker, or New-York Monthly Magazine, May 1844 Volume 23, Number 5
• 'Twas to save his own scalp the rascal was acting and would have me act too; but I had no wish to betray him. —  Lords of the North
• CROW-WAYS Illustration The crow is very much of a rascal--that is, if any creature can be called a rascal for following out natural and rascally inclinations. —  Ways of Wood Folk
• It would do little or no good to acquaint the constable with their suspicion that the rascal might be the man named Cameron Smith What do you think?" —  The Mystery at Putnam Hall The School Chums' Strange Discovery

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